“We both began to cry when we heard the story. I want to thank you and tell you that you made us emotional. A big hug and thanks again”Messi said in an audio sent to the radio program “Perros de la Calle”, hosted by Andy Kusnetzoff.
The response from the Argentine captain, now world champion, came after the viralization of the 10-minute video, in which the writer read a preview of a text that will be published in Orsai magazine.
“Anto showed me about Hernán, what he wrote, how he told it, it was impressive, we both began to cry because everything he says is very true, very emotional and I wanted to send a greeting to both of them”Messi reiterated.
In this story, casciari compares two types of emigrants, those who leave their suitcase packed next to the door and defend Argentine “yeísmo”, and those who arrive at their destination, disassemble the suitcase and put it “at the bottom of the closet and the second they speak like the locals”.
From that point of view, Casciari, who lived more than a decade in Barcelona, Messi it integrates the group of the former and served the Argentines in Barcelona to “resist in the trenches” of the autochthonous.
In fact, Messi moved to Barcelona in September 2000 and over time he became the institution’s greatest idol, although “he never lost his Argentine tone” when speaking with a Rosario dialect, the author of the story described.
Casciari’s tale
Source: Ambito
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